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Taipei, June 29 (CNA) Honduras has been dropped from President Ma Ying-jeou's itinerary for his upcoming visit to some of Taiwan's diplomatic allies in Central America, the Presidential Office said Monday. Presidential Office spokesman Wang Yu-chi said...
Tags: Panama Canal, Panama City, Honduras, Nicaragua, Wang Yu-chi, Taiwan, president ma, Panama, Spanish-speaking countries, Christine Chow Ma, Politics, Hakka, Ma Ying-jeou, Human Interest
More than one million poor children in Nicaragua will enjoy a massive Christmas celebration this month, complete with recreational activities and presents, organised by the government of President Daniel Ortega. But the opposition is criticising the project...
Tags: Nicaraguan Fire Department, Nicaraguan Institute for Youth, Navidad Solidaria, skating rink, ice skating, Daniel Ortega, amusement park, Edmundo Jarqu, Rosario Murillo, fun fair, Nicaragua, Managua, Nicaraguan revolution, Sandinista National Liberation Front
Lawmakers refused to recognize a Supreme Court decision overturning bans on consecutive re-election that would allow Ortega to run for another presidential term. The National Assembly approved a resolution Thursday reversing the top court's decision.
Tags: Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua, Managua, Nicaraguan revolution, Politics, Cold War, Nicaraguan general election, Sandinista National Liberation Front, ᅢチlvaro Uribe, Manuel Zelaya, Arnoldo Alemᅢᄀn
The Globe and Mail reported that two Soviet soldiers who returned home the previous month after receiving asylum in Britain were quoted as saying they were held by force, drugged and forced to say they had deserted. Western diplomats believed the denunciation...
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The National Congress of Honduras was summoned on Wednesday to decide on the restitution of the deposed president, Manuel Zelaya. Dozens of Zelaya supporters took the entrances to the Congress, guarded by the military since Tuesday to avoid disturbances....
Tags: Manuel Zelaya, National Congress of Honduras, Latin America, Brazilian Embassy, Honduran Congress, Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Politics, Honduran constitutional crisis, Politics of Honduras, Chronology of events of the 2009 Honduran coup d'ᅢᄅtat, Porfirio Lobo Sosa, Roberto Micheletti, Foreign policy of the United States, Neoliberalism, Barack Obama, Luiz Inᅢᄀcio Lula da Silva, Macroeconomics, Nicaragua, Metallurgists, Chavismo, Hugo Chᅢᄀvez, Spanish-speaking countries, Elvin Ernesto Santos, Brazil, Venezuela, Law Crime
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) says he doesn’t support Appropriations Chairman David Obey’s (D-Wis.) proposal for a war surtax to pay for the surge in Afghanistan. At least not yet. “I’m going to talk to Obey about it,” Hoyer said in his...
Tags: Afghanistan, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Obama, Steny Hoyer, Nicaragua, Managua, Politics, Barack Obama, War in Afghanistan, Robert Gates, Iraq War troop surge, Contras, Texas A&M University System, International Security Assistance Force, War Conflict, Surtax, Dave Obey, Director of Central Intelligence, Hamid Karzai, Exit strategy, Iran-Contra affair, Presidency of Barack Obama, St. Mary's College of Maryland, Sandinista National Liberation Front, Hillary Clinton caucuses and primaries, Karzai, Nancy A. Youssef, Cold War, Barack Obama presidential primary campaign
Senora Desiree cries when she talks about her only son, who is HIV -positive. The fact that the 18-year-old has been barred from visiting Chicago only heaps humiliation on top of her pain. "I have suffered so much because of the law," said Desiree, a...
Tags: Chicago, hiv status, Desiree, Dr. Heidemarie Kremer, Kate Miller, Nicaragua, Managua, Sexually transmitted diseases and infections, HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS in the United States, HIV/AIDS in the People's Republic of China, HIV test, Social Issues, AIDS, Immunodeficiency, HIV
The rightwing rebels were backed by Ronald Reagan's United States. Photograph: Bill Gentile/Corbis Fruit corporations from the US turned Honduras , an impoverished tropical backwater, into a huge banana plantation at the start of the 20th century. They...
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A dispute over the gloves nearly led to the cancellation of the World Boxing Council strawweight title fight between Oleydong Sithsamerchai's and Juan Palacios of Nicaragua today. Before the official weighin at Paolo Hospital yesterday, the challenger's...
Tags: Juan Palacios, Oleydong Sithsamerchai, Nicaragua, Managua, Protective gear, Gloves, World Boxing Council, allnews
It's useless for me to change the name since many people know me. I walk in department stores in any country [and] many people come to greet me," he said. "I still use my old name but don't say I would have a sexual transplant. It can't be helped, as...
Tags: Thaksin Shinawatra, Nicaragua, Managua, Shin Corporation, Prime Ministers of Thailand, Thai political crisis, Hakka people, Thai coup d'ᅢᄅtat, Shinawatra